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US4538269A
US4538269A US06/485,988 US48598883A US4538269A US 4538269 A US4538269 A US 4538269A US 48598883 A US48598883 A US 48598883A US 4538269 A US4538269 A US 4538269A
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  • the present invention relates to programmable coding and decoding arrangements in general, and more particularly to an arrangement of the above type which is situated between and connected to digital and analog telecommunication lines.
  • Each of the coding and decoding arrangements of the above type typically includes a plurality of signal processing components which perform the above-mentioned tasks and which are usually arranged in two separate paths, one for the processing of the incoming signals, and one for the processing of the outgoing signals.
  • Another object of the present invention is so to design the arrangement of the type here under consideration as to require a very low amount of relatively inexpensive additional hardware located outside the coding and decoding chip for the purposes of operating and testing the various components thereof.
  • a concomitant object of the invention is to devise an arrangement of the above type which is simple in construction, inexpensive to manufacture, easy to use, and reliable in operation nevertheless.
  • one feature of the present invention is embodied in a coding and decoding arrangement situated between and connected to digital and analog telecommunication lines.
  • This arrangement comprises means for forming a first path for incoming, and a separate second path for outgoing, digital signals, first and second signal processing means each including a plurality of testable components respectively interposed in the first and second paths, and means for testing these components.
  • the testing means includes means for issuing testing signals, means for forming testing path bypassing at least some of the components within and between the first and second paths, switching means, especially multiplexers, interposed in the first and second paths ahead of at least some of the components as considered in the direction of propagation of the respective incoming and outgoing digital signals and between the first and second paths and the respective testing paths and operative for selectively switching between these paths, and means for so controlling the operation of the switching means as to provide a plurality of testing routes for the testing signals, each route incorporating a different combination of the components.
  • a particular advantage of this approach is that it is possible easily to provide at least most of the testing means on a common chip with the components and connections of the signal processing part of the coding and decoding arrangement. In this manner, the cost of the testing means is reduced to a minimum.
  • FIG. 1 is a diagrammatic view of a group of coding and decoding arrangements of the present invention with additional hardware as located at a telephone exchange;
  • FIG. 2 is a block diagram of the operating and testing circuitry incorporated on each of the coding and decoding arrangements of FIG. 1;
  • FIG. 3 is a block diagram of a programming section for each of the coding and decoding arrangements of FIG. 1.
  • FIG. 1 the reference numeral 1 has been used therein to identify a programmable coding and decoding arrangement of a present invention in its entirety.
  • three of the coding and decoding arrangements 1 are provided in parallel to one another but it will be appreciated that typically a large number of the arrangements 1 will be present at the respective telephone exchange.
  • Each of these coding and decoding arrangements 1 is associated with a different subscriber line.
  • a selecting multiplexer 2 is provided which selects the arrangement 1 to be tested by changing the voltage level at the respective enable input of the selected arrangement 1.
  • the illustrated selecting multiplexer 2 is capable of handling up to eight of the arrangements 1, which may be arranged on a common card.
  • a shift register 3 controlled by a logic circuitry 4 has a data output which is connected by a line 46 to a data input of each of the arrangements 1.
  • a first path 5 for incoming or received signals or data is formed by respective electrical connections leading from an incoming digital line 6 to an analog output line 7 connected to the subscriber line.
  • output signals propagating through an analog input line 8 connected to the subscriber line enter and pass through a second path 9 for outgoing signals to eventually reach an outgoing digital line 10.
  • Signal processing components including an expanding and input/output unit 11, a receive filter and gain device 12, an interpolator and digital-to-analog converter device 13, and a pulse width modulator device 14 are interposed in the first path 5.
  • Another set of signal processing components including a delta sigma modulator or other appropriate analog-to-digital converter device 15, a decimator device 16, a transmit filter and gain device 17 and a compressor and input/output unit 18 is interposed in the second path 9.
  • Separate multiplexers 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24 are respectively arranged in the first path 5 and in the second path 9 ahead of the receive filter and gain device 12, the interpolator and digital-to-analog converter device 13, the pulse width modulator device 14, the decimator device 16, the transmit filter and gain device 17, and the compressor and input/output unit 18.
  • a testing line or path 25 branches off from the first path 5 ahead of the expansion and input/output unit 11 and is connected to each of the multiplexers 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24 to supply the incoming signals from the digital line 6 thereto.
  • the multiplexers 19, 20, 21, 22, 23 and 24 have controlling inputs O, P; L, M; J, K; H, I; G, F; and E, respectively.
  • the multiplexers 19, 20, 22 and 23 also have grounded inputs.
  • the control inputs E to P are selectively supplied with the low and high voltage levels representative of binary "zero” and "one", so that they can act as switches which selectively connect one of the inputs of the respective multiplexer 19 to 24 to its output which is connected to the respective associated component 12 to 14 and 16 to 18.
  • the internal configuration of the coding and decoding arrangement or codec 1 can be altered in order to allow easier testing of the codec 1 that is preferably made by resorting to LSI techniques.
  • the multiplexers 19 to 24 and 16 to 18 allow connections to be made via program control to easily clear, or initialize, a block via the external access pins REC DATA IN, TX DATA OUT.
  • a smaller test word can exercise the logic on a block basis more efficiently than a huge word intended to test all of the codec 1 at once.
  • the receive filter and gain device 12 and the transmitter filter and gain device 17 are further connected with one another by a connection line 26 which carries hybrid data information and by another connection line 27 which carries a test string information from the receive filter and gain device 12 to the transmitter filter and gain device 17.
  • the signal propagating through the connection line 26 carries information as to the properties of the incoming digital signal passing through the receive filter and gain device 12. This information is modified in a known manner by multiplying the same by hybrid coefficients, and the thus modified information is then combined in the transmit filter and gain device 17 with the digital signals propagating in the second path 9 to at least suppress if not eliminate the effect of echo response to the signals propagating in the first path 5 and through the subscriber line on the signals appearing in the second path 9.
  • this type of digital hybrid arrangement reference may be had, for instance, to the copending commonly assigned application Ser. No. 485,987, filed on Apr. 18, 1983.
  • a further advantage of the above construction that is particularly useful when the codec 1 is provided on a single substrate, for instance, by using LSI fabricating procedures, is that the presence of the testing path 25 and the multiplexers 19 to 24 provided internally of the codec 1 renders it possible to gain access to points of the paths 5 and 9 at which the digital signals appear or are to appear at a sample rate of 32 kHz. This may be useful for various applications. So, for instance, access to the output of the decimator device 16 and to the input of the interpolator and digital-to-analog converter device 13 can be used for employing these components 16 and 13 as stand-alone A/D and D/A converters without channel filtering.
  • the initial set-up of the codec 1 can be simplified in that the components 11 and 18 can be bypassed with attendant elimination of the effect of these components 11 and 18 on test pulses during the setting-up operation.
  • the test mulitplexers 19 to 24 can also be used for forming a digital loopback at the analog-to-digital interface in that the output of the interpolator and digital-to-analog converter device 13 which otherwise controls the operation of the pulse width modulator device 14 is fed to the decimator device 16.
  • a digital input on the REC input pin can go all the way around the codec 1 and back out of the TX side for functional testing.
  • the codec 1 has internal PLL circuits which have not been shown. These circuits can be accessed by looking at either TLOC or RLOC outputs. When the loop is in lock, there is a synchronous relationship between the external frame sync and the internal frame sync. The LOC signals EX-OR these two signals for external loop analysis.
  • the arrangement 1 further includes another multiplexer 28 which has four control inputs respectively identified as A, B, C and D.
  • the multiplexer 28 has a grounded input 29, further inputs 30 to 37 respectively connected to the outputs of the signal processing components 17, 12, 16, 15, 13, 12 and 11, and inputs 38 and 39 receiving the TLOC and RLOC signals that indicate the time slots for the received and transmitted signals.
  • the multiplexer 28 has an output 40 which is connected to one input of an additional or mode-select multiplexer 41.
  • an additional or mode-select multiplexer 41 Depending on the particular combination of low and high voltage levels representative of binary "zeros" and “ones” applied to the control inputs A, B, C and D, selected one of the data inputs 29 to 39 will be connected through the multiplexer 28 to the output 40 and thus the pertinent information will be supplied to the mode-select multiplexer 41.
  • the second path 9 is connected to another input of the mode-select multiplexer 41.
  • the mode-select multiplexer 41 is operative for switching between the inputs 40 and 9 for connecting one or the other to the digital output line 10.
  • the operation of the mode-select multiplexer 41 is controlled by an input 42 which receives a signal from an OR gate 43 that has four inputs receiving the voltage levels simultaneously appearing at the inputs A, B, C and D of the multiplexer 28.
  • an OR gate 43 that has four inputs receiving the voltage levels simultaneously appearing at the inputs A, B, C and D of the multiplexer 28.
  • the mode-select multiplexer 41 will establish connection between the output 40 of the multiplexer 28 and the digital line 10.
  • the mode-select multiplexer 41 is in its testing mode and test data will issue therefrom onto the output line 10. Only when all of the signal levels A, B, C and D are low is the connection between the output 40 and line 10 interrupted and connection between the second path 9 and the output line 10 established.
  • the OR gate 43 also controls another OR gate 44 that is also controlled by a transmit time slot enable signal. When either one of these control signals is in its high state, the output signal from the OR gate 44 will close a switching arrangement 45 and the outgoing digital signals will be able to propagate onto the output line 10.
  • FIG. 3 of the drawing depicts a programming or control section of the coding and decoding arrangement 1.
  • a programmed incoming digital data stream which appears at the input line 46 of the programming section and which originated at the data output of the shift register 3 of FIG. 1, proceeds to an input 47 of a timing and control circuit 48.
  • the incoming signal at the input 47 may be either address or control data, each in the form of an 8-bit word.
  • the crucial difference between these two types of words is that the most significant bit in each of the address words is a binary "zero", and the most significant bit of every data word is always a binary "one".
  • timing and control circuit 48 Depending on whether the timing and control circuit 48 perceives the most significant bit of the incoming word at the input 47 to be a "zero" or a "one", it will issue a loading signal either into a connecting line 49 which enables a 7-bit address shift register 50, or into a connecting line 51 which enables an 8-bit data shift register 52.
  • Respective inputs 53 and 54 of the shift registers 52 and 50 are connected with the input 46 of the programming section, so that the incoming bit stream following the most significant bit is serially loaded either into the address shift register 50 or into the data shift register 52, depending on whether the incoming bit stream falls into the category of addresses or into the category of data.
  • the address shift register 50 has an output 55 which leads to an input of an address decoder 56.
  • the address decoder has a plurality of control outputs which lead to respective control inputs of a plurality of different latches, of which only a transmit time slot latch 57, a receiver gain latch 58 and a test latch 59 have been particularly shown. The operation of all other latches will be analogous to that of the equivalent latches 57 and 58 so that they have been omitted from the drawing and detailed description thereof may be dispensed with.
  • Another output of the address decoder 56 leads to a control input of the timing and control circuit 48.
  • the signals at the control inputs of the latches 57 to 59 enable, at any given time, only that of the latches 57 to 59 which is being addressed while the remaining latches are disabled. Then, the circuitry waits for the appearance of a next 8-bit word at the programming section input 46.
  • This next word in most instances, is a data word containing information, for instance, for setting the coefficients of the various filters or timing information for the selection of the time slot for the receive or transmit signals.
  • this data word arrives, as indicated by a leading "one"
  • the bits following the most significant bit of the word are serially set into the shift register 52.
  • the timing and control circuit 48 issues a load command to the latches 57 to 59 and the information stored in the data shift register 52 is issued into a 7-bit data bus 60. While this data is supplied to each of the latches 57 to 59, only that of the latches 57 to 59 which is enabled by the signal from the address decoder 58 is loaded with the 7-bit data word.
  • Each of the latches 57 and 58 has a plurality of output leads 61 and 62, respectively, which lead to the respective components to be controlled, in the illustrated situation to the time slot control logic (not shown) and to the receive filter and gain device 12 of FIG. 2, respectively. The information carried by the output leads 62 determines the coefficients of the filter and gain device 12.
  • the data bus 60 carries only a 7-bit word, but an 8-bit word is needed for setting the gain of the receive filter and gain device 12.
  • the receive gain latch 58 is assigned two addresses which differ only in the least significant bit of the address. Then, the least significant bit of the address is supplied, through a lead 63, to the receive gain latch 58 so that, when the latter is enabled, this least significant bit of the address will constitute the least significant bit of the data.
  • test latch 59 When the test latch 59 is enabled, four least significant bits of the 7-bit data word supplied to the test latch 59 by the data bus 60 are transmitted, in parallel form, to a test read-only-memory (ROM) 64 which has outputs A to P which correspond to the control inputs A to P of the multipliexers 28, 24, 23, 22, 21, 20 and 19, in that order.
  • the test ROM 64 has a plurality of memory locations which are selectively addressed by the four bits supplied by the test latch 59 to the test ROM 64.
  • the bits stored in the various locations of the test ROM 64 are shown in Table 2, which also correlates the respective 16-bit words stored in the individual memory locations of the test ROM 64 with the components of the coding and decoding arrangement 1 as shown in FIG. 2 which are being tested, by indicating which of the inputs A to P of the multiplexers 19 to 24 and 28 are activated and which are not.
  • the contents of the data shift register 52 may be shifted out into a line 65 leading into an output 66. In this manner, the contents of the data shift register 52 may be read for verification purposes or the like. It may also be seen that a tri-state read back bus 67 lead from the latches 57 to 59 to the data shift register 52. In this manner, the previous or current contents of the respective enabled latches 57 to 59 can be read at the output 66 of the programming section.
  • the shift register 3 has a plurality of bidirectional inputs/outputs designated as D/Q0 to D/Q7.
  • the shift register 3 is in communication with and controlled by a non-illustated microprocessor via an associated data bus. It goes well beyond the scope of the present disclosure to describe how the non-illustrated microprocessor sets up the test routine and how it selects the various coefficients, such as the time slot for receive and transmit channels, the optimum gain of the receive and transmit filter devices, the proper value of the coefficient for the hybrid connection between the receive and transmit filter devices and so on. The criteria for selecting these parameters are well known to those active in the field of telephony so that they need not be described here.

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